Hello Lorenzo,

Blog images are like a primary identifier for your post but in this case, it's an image that is associated with the post. You can disable this if you want by editing the file /components/com_easyblog/themes/dashboard/system/dashboard.write.php and remove the following code,

<?php echo $this->fetch( 'dashboard.write.blogimage.php' ); ?>

However, I reckon that you do not remove this as this is one of the key features which allows you to easily retrieve a post image. For instance, if you use a module to display a post and want to include the image of the post, blog image comes in handy.


If you want to remove the "Embed Video" option in the editor, edit the file /components/com_easyblog/themes/dashboard/system/dashboard.write.insert.php and remove the codes below,

				<i></i>

				<?php echo $this->fetch( 'dashboard.write.insert.video.menu.php' ); ?>

Hello Mark,

Blog images are like a primary identifier for your post but in this case, it's an image that is associated with the post. You can disable this if you want by editing the file /components/com_easyblog/themes/dashboard/system/dashboard.write.php and remove the following code,

However, I reckon that you do not remove this as this is one of the key features which allows you to easily retrieve a post image. For instance, if you use a module to display a post and want to include the image of the post, blog image comes in handy.

... so if I understand correctly, the other three images that are automatically generated, are essential for other options in EasyBlog, such as the display in modules?

If you want to remove the "Embed Video" option in the editor, edit the file /components/com_easyblog/themes/dashboard/system/dashboard.write.insert.php and remove the codes below,

...it works if I make changes directly on the dashboard.write.insert.php file, but if I put the file in my template for the override is not working anymore.
Where should be placed this file?

This is what I have tried without success:
- /templates/my_template/html/com_easyblog/dashboard.write.insert.php
- /templates/my_template/html/com_easyblog/dashboard/system/dashboard.write.insert.php

Thank you

Hello,

... so if I understand correctly, the other three images that are automatically generated, are essential for other options in EasyBlog, such as the display in modules?

Yes, it is used in other thing in EB.

...it works if I make changes directly on the dashboard.write.insert.php file, but if I put the file in my template for the override is not working anymore.
Where should be placed this file?

You can put it in this folder instead: JoomlaFolder\templates\my_template\html\com_easyblog\dashboard\dashboard.write.insert.php
Hope this helps.

... thank you!

You're welcome.

... sorry to come back to this post, so for pictures inside the blog article, you recommend to use the media manager of EasyBlog or rather JCE editor?

Hello Lorenzo,

Sorry for late reply to this,
Yes, I'm encourage you use Easyblog media manager that would be great.